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Hey, how's it going? My name is Doug Parker. Thanks for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio, a review of Celebrity Edge today.

The new ship from Celebrity, now sailing out of Florida, just got back from a two-night sailing over to the Bahamas,

and a lot to talk about because that, my friend, is a cool ship. And Richard's going to be here to

interview me in just a couple moments, and we're going to chat all about it. But first,

Sherry Laskin is here with Cruise News. and don't forget about our cruise radio news podcast feed kind of the i i just call it the three things you need to know it's a 90 second news brief every day monday through friday and you're probably wondering how you can find it well just type in cruise radio news however you listen to your podcast and you'll find it right there, we're all over the place.

So, no problem.

If you have an issue, just email me, Doug, at cruiseradio.net. Happy to point you in the right direction. All right, Sherry Laskin is here. Hello, Sherry. Hi, Doug. So Carnival Cruise Line added a new ship attraction. They did. and when Carnival Panorama begins cruising from Long Beach, California later next year,

the ship will have a brand new indoor trampoline park called Sky Zone, and it's a 3,000 square foot space, and inside there's going to be a 12-lane trampoline court. I'm not sure, I guess it means like six on either side or one long row of trampolines,

but they're also going to put something else in there called a challenge zone,

and that's going to have a climbing wall, a jousting beam, a sky ladder, and a tug-of-war arena.

Okay.

Sky zone will also be able to accommodate different activities and events, and they're saying they will have an after-dark glow party,

which I have no clue what that is, dodgeball, and some kind of a basketball experience.

But, you know, if you want to use the trampoline and you have little kids,

they're going to have a special time allotted for parents with toddlers

so that they can jump up and down too.

So the takeaway here is Carnival got rid of IMAX because I'm sure they were losing

way too much revenue because IMAX takes up

three different decks like decks, what, six, seven, and eight on Carnival Vista and Carnival Horizon

where I believe this was only taken up deck six and deck seven, so that's one more deck of

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